by 92nd journalist and life in this war —— samer abudaqa.esident biden described it days back. the situation is very much ambiguous, and mean every day placing pressure on our generous two on the ground to make sure that they are safe while conducting the coverage, but they are very resilient. they say that this is our story, because her�*s story is our story. the tragedy of gas that is our tragedy. —— the tragedy and gaza. they want to keep the coverage going, they know that bringing the suffering of civilians to the world is very important in this war, that is why they are there and that is why they are trying to make sure that the international community sees what is going on there. think about it for a second. we don't have a live stream from north gaza for weeks and we were like, waiting for the images to emerge, and after two weeks we have got very devastating images coming from the ground for so many casualties and people being slaughtered by the air strikes, the nonstop air strikes.— slaughtered by the air strikes, the nonstop air st

this was the funeral for samer abudaqa, a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeera killed in an israeli drone strike. he's a compassionate soul. he is very dedicated to bringing the coverage to the world. - | he had the opportunity, by the way, | to emigrate to belgium, to brussels, where his family is now residing. but he refused. he said, "gaza's story is my story." in tel aviv tonight, the vigil continues. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under pressure. israel says it needs more time to eliminate hamas and that only military force will bring back the hostages. but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. hugo's in tel aviv this evening. we can ask him now but with the prime minister's comments tell us about where israel stands right now. tonya, this tragic incident has shocked the country. also of the worsening humanitarian crisis in the territory... but pressure is growing on him at home, too. he's saying that the war continues, he has indicated that talks are happening. there have been reports that his intelligence chief has had talks with the

aljazeera says samer abudaqa was killed by a drone strike on a school in khan younis. tectjournalists said at least 6ajournalists have been killed since october when israel began its war on hamas. samer had been working with another aljazeera journalist, wael al—dahdouh, who was injured in the strike on friday — he was taken to khan younis�* nasser hospital. in october, wael al—dahdouh�*s wife, teenage son and young daughter were all killed at a refugee camp in central gaza. joining us now is rushdi abulaouf our gaza correspondant who is now in istanbul. what do we know about what happened? it was the day before they went to khan younis, he said there was a big story in khan younis and i want to go back, because most of the journalists, they lived in the nearby city. they decided to go back to khan younis to cover the ongoing israeli assault. they were going to build a school that was bombed earlier and suddenly they were hit by israeli drone, according to wael al—dahdouh, spoke to him to offer condolences for up to decade of working with samer abudaqa, terribly sorry t

this was the funeral for samer abudaqa, a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeera killed in an israeli drone strike. he's a compassionate soul. he is very dedicated to bringing the coverage to the world. - | he had the opportunity, by the way, | to emigrate to belgium, to brussels, where his family is now residing. but he refused. he said, "gaza's story is my story." in tel aviv tonight, the vigil continues. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under pressure. israel says it needs more time to eliminate hamas and that only military force will bring back the hostages. but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. as we've been hearing, the funeral has been held for one of aljazeera's camera operators who has been killed in the south of gaza. aljazeera says it will refer the case to the international criminal court. the committee to protectjournalists says at least 64 journalists and media workers have now been killed since october when israel began its war on hamas. but some estimates put the number higher. carlos martinez de la serna, the programme dire

this was the funeral for samer abudaqa, a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeeraas killed in an israeli drone strike. he's a compassionate soul. he is very dedicated to bringing the coverage to the world. - | he had the opportunity, by the way, | to emigrate to belgium, to brussels, where his family is now residing. but he refused. he said, "gaza's story is my story." in tel aviv tonight, the vigil continues. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under pressure. israel says it needs more time to eliminate hamas and that only military force will bring back the hostages. but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. our security correspondent frank gardner has more on the idf response to the killing of those three israeli hostages. they were unreservedly apologetic for it. they expressed their deep remorse, they began an remorse, they began an investigation away and they were very quick to announce their findings, which are deeply embarrassing. the rules of engagement, they said, had been broken. the rules of engagement are the kind of guidelines, which d

on friday, al jazeera journalist samer abudaqa was killed after an israeli drone struck a school in khannis were displaced palestinians were being sheltered. in a statement, al jazeera said -- "following samer's injury, he was left to bleed to death for over hours, as israeli forces five prevented ambulances and rescue workers from reaching him, denying the much-needed emergency treatment." this is ibrahim qanan, a reporter for al ghad in gaza. >> this is a horrific crime, direct target. the first missile hit samer and he tried to crawl but the israeli warplanes hit him again so he became a martyr and his body was cut into pieces. this is a crime, day and night, against the media outlets who are working to reveal the israel i occupation crimes in the gaza strip. amy: al jazeera says it will ask the international criminal court to investigate the killing of samer abudaqa. he was working with his colleague wael al-dahdouh, the head of al jazeera who was killed in the same drone strike. they were reporting from the school together. wael was able to walk to a hospital to receive medical atte

this was the funeral for samer abudaqa — a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeera killed in an israeli drone strike. israel says military force will help bring back the hostages, but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. udi goren�*s cousin tal, who was kidnapped by hamas on october the 7th, has now died. he told us he rejects benjamin netanyahu's message that the military operation is necessary to force hamas to free the hostages. this is nowjust buying time. we could have understood this in the past, when it was proven to us that following the military operation, we went onto the first hostage deal and some of the hostages began coming home and then, we were asked to wait again for 1.5 weeks. during this time, we've learned that at least ten hostages that went into gaza alive are now dead. we know this for a fact. so, this means that when the government or the idf was telling us to wait because the military pressure is going to bring the hostages home, well, every day we're waiting we're losing another hostage. we know that there's now a deal on t

aljazeera say samer abudaqa was wounded either by shrapnel or in a drone strike on a school in khan younisorrespondent injerusalem, lucy williamson. israel's army is in gaza to kill hamas fighters and bring hostages home. clear targets obliterated in the chaos of conflict. three of those shot dead in the northern district of sharjah. not hamas gunmen, but the captives israel came to save. one of them was yotam hayim, 28—years—old, a drummer with a heavy metal band, kidnapped from kibbutz kfar aza. his mother spoke to the bbc last month. they are talking about releasing a few here, a few there. i know that they are playing with us, with our minds, with our hearts. we must have hope. another of those killed was 25—year—old samah al talaq, the eldest son of ten children who worked with his father and brother in a hatchery and loved motorcycles. and alon shamriz is kidnapped from kfar aza. samer and alon were mistakenly identified as a threat. prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it an unbearable tragedy. israel's armed forces are once again bearing the weight of their failure to protect t

this was the funeral for samer abudaqa — a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeeraas killed in an israeli drone strike. israel says military force will help bring back the hostages, but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. the world health organization says it has delivered health supplies to al—shifa hospital in gaza city, as part of a joint un mission. us national security advisor jake sullivan has been in the middle east this week, and met with israeli prime minister netanyahu. mr sullivan said he had conveyed the position of the biden administration, that israel must be more precise in its war against hamas. responding to recent reports that much of israel's bombing of gaza has been "indiscriminate", an idf spokesperson said: gaza's health ministry, which is run by hamas, says more than 18,000 palestinians have been killed in the war since october 7. earlier, i spoke with marc garlasco, former military analyst and war crimes investigator for the united nations. he also served as chief of high—value targeting at the pentagon. i want to start with

this was the funeral for samer abudaqa, a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the al foretwork and was killed in an israeli drone strike. he is a compassionate soul. he's very dedicated to bringing the coverage to the world. he had the opportunity, by the way, to emigrate to belgium, to brussels, where his family is now residing. but he refused. he said, "gaza's story is my story." in tel aviv tonight, the vigil continues. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under pressure. israel says it needs more time to eliminate hamas and that only military force will bring back the hostages. but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. we are going to now take you to tel aviv and the protests there. this in the wake of those hostages being shot by the israeli forces. crowds gathering there in what is known now as hostages square, one of the symbols of the family's agonising wait for those who still are captive in gaza. some of the families of those are still held as hostages in gaza were speaking earlier and expressing their frustration that they felt that the israeli

this was the funeral for samer abudaqa, a well known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeerark and was killed in an israeli drone strike. israel says military force will help bring back the hostages, but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. the world health organization says its delivered health supplies to the al—shifa hospital as part of a joint un mission. it says they delivered medicine and surgical supplies. meanwhile, us national security advisorjake sullivan has been in the middle east this week, and met with israeli prime minister netanyahu. mr sullivan said that he had conveyed the position of the biden administration, that israel must revert to more precise tactics in its war against hamas. this fight against hamas, a deeply entrenched terrorist group in gaza is going to take time, and is going to happen in phases. and we said that from the beginning. and, so, there is no contradiction between seeing the fight is going to take months and also saint that ——the fight is going to take months and also saying that different phases will take place at diff

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this was the funeral for samer abudaqa — a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeerand was killed in an israeli drone strike. israel says military force will help bring back the hostages, but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. the world health organization says it's delivered health supplies to the al—shifa hospital as part of a joint un mission. it says they delivered medicine and surgical supplies. a who staff member gave this assessment. it's completely overwhelmed with patients. very few staff remaining. as we've been here for the last 30 minutes, there's been a non—stop stream of injured people coming in on trolleys, on donkey carts, on stretchers being pushed down the road. there are almost no medical staff here. this national — this largest referral hospital here in gaza has become a trauma stabilisation point. they can only provide the most basic care for people with very serious injuries and very serious... meanwhile, us national security advisorjake sullivan has been in the middle east this week and met with israeli prime minister netanyah

in a separate development, an aljazeera journalist and cameraman, samer abudaqa, was killed on fridayan israeli strike. from jerusalem, our security correspondent, frank gardner, sent this report. in the war zone that is gaza, israeli forces have committed a tragic error. in their effort to free hostages, they shot three of them, mistaking them for hamas fighters. the young israeli men were all their 20s, seized by hamas in their raid into israel. now, an investigation has revealed they were carrying a white flag. relatives of the more than 100 hostages still held in gaza have been gathering in tel aviv, demanding the government do more to get their loved ones out. israel's policy is to put pressure on hamas by military force, which they say isn't working. translation: there is no price for the hostages, - they must be willing to pay any price, to pay anything now. that is what i'm saying. yesterday — not now. in gaza, another funeral — this time for a well—known palestinian cameraman who worked for the aljazeera network, killed in a drone strike. friends describe him as a veteran jou